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Nature 2023: all accepted papers

4,200 papers · page 25 of 42 · the most cited first · ← Nature 2023

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  1. Autism research: GATFAR coordinator responds ↗Heta Pukki1 citation
  2. Avoid patenting AI-generated inventions ↗Daniel J. Gervais1 citation
  3. Bacteria deliver water channels to infect plants ↗Gwyn A. Beattie1 citation
  4. Bacterial defence repurposed to fight blight ↗Andrew Mitchinson1 citation
  5. Bats live with dozens of nasty viruses — can studying them help stop pandemics? ↗Smriti Mallapaty1 citation
  6. Better batteries built using existing technology ↗Neil Savage1 citation
  7. Beyond greenwashing: how to make business and finance genuinely sustainable ↗1 citation
  8. Big ideas: India’s drive to stem the brain drain ↗Virginia L. Gewin1 citation
  9. Biggest ever study of primate genomes has surprises for humanity ↗Dyani Lewis1 citation
  10. Blockade of netrin-1 is a promising strategy against endometrial cancer ↗1 citation
  11. Boomerang academics: why we left academia for industry, but then came back ↗Christine Ro1 citation
  12. Breast cancer often spreads to the spine — newfound stem cell can explain why ↗Saima May Sidik1 citation
  13. Breast-cancer screening gets a boost from AI ↗1 citation
  14. Brexit deal paves way for UK to rejoin Horizon Europe research programme ↗Brian Owens1 citation
  15. Bucking the system: the extraordinary story of how the SDGs came to be ↗Ehsan Masood1 citation
  16. COVID lockdowns altered babies’ microbiomes ↗Lilly Tozer1 citation
  17. COVID pill is first to cut short positive-test time after infection ↗Mariana Lenharo1 citation
  18. California wildlife pays the cost of megafires ↗Holly A. Smith1 citation
  19. Can AI predict who will win a Nobel Prize? ↗Gemma Conroy1 citation
  20. Can India’s new billion-dollar funding agency boost research? ↗Gemma Conroy1 citation
  21. Can cancer research shift its focus? ↗Bec Crew1 citation
  22. Canada must uphold its classification of single-use plastics ↗Tony Robert Walker1 citation
  23. Catching proteins at play: the method revealing the cell’s inner mysteries ↗Michael S. Eisenstein1 citation
  24. Changes in education levels across generations in Africa are linked to religion ↗Melina Platas Izama1 citation
  25. Children on fieldwork: how two scientist mothers made it happen ↗Verónica Laura Lozano, María Laura Sánchez1 citation
  26. China sees renewed surge in natural sciences ↗Simon Baker1 citation
  27. China: personalized carbon accounting for consumers ↗Li Zhang, Lan Tao, Dongjie Sun et al.1 citation
  28. China’s powerful new telescope will search for exploding stars ↗Gemma Conroy1 citation
  29. Chronic pain: try new routes to more tailored treatments ↗Pablo R. Brumovsky, Mariano Asla, Marcelo José Villar1 citation
  30. Citations show gender bias — and the reasons are surprising ↗Anil Oza1 citation
  31. Climate change and habitat loss push amphibians closer to extinction ↗1 citation
  32. Climate change pits clan against clan in drought-hit Somalia ↗Shihab Jamal1 citation
  33. Clocks synchronized at the quantum limit ↗David R. Gozzard1 citation
  34. Cocktails of tags enhance resolution of microscopy technique ↗Alistair Curd1 citation
  35. Coffee’s legacy: almost 300 years of deforestation ↗Aaron P. Davis, Fernando E. Vega1 citation
  36. Colombia begins sterilizing its invasive hippos: what scientists think ↗Luke Taylor1 citation
  37. Common sweetener suppresses mouse immune system — in high doses ↗Max Kozlov1 citation
  38. Contact-tracing app predicts risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission ↗Justus Benzler1 citation
  39. Controlling pollution and overfishing can help protect coral reefs — but it’s not enough ↗Bianca Nogrady1 citation
  40. Convictions show scale of wildlife hunting in China ↗David P. Edwards1 citation
  41. Copper-studded catalyst turns pollutant into potent fuel ↗1 citation
  42. Could this ancient whale be the heaviest animal ever? ↗Emma Marris1 citation
  43. Couples and colleagues: how scientist duos marry work and home life ↗Rachael Pells1 citation
  44. Crazy ants’ strange genomes are a biological first ↗Ewen Callaway1 citation
  45. Creating YouTube and TikTok videos is improving my lab leadership ↗Matthias C. Rillig1 citation
  46. Creating a paper device to improve public health in Nepal ↗Saugat Bolakhe1 citation
  47. Crop yields: speed up delivery of promising genes ↗Guan Zhang, Qingyu Wu1 citation
  48. Culture clashes: unpicking the power dynamics between research managers and academics ↗Dom Byrne1 citation
  49. Cutting ships’ pollution has climate downside ↗1 citation
  50. DART’s data verify its smashing success at deflecting asteroid moon Dimorphos ↗Coralie D. Adam1 citation
  51. DNA origami provides a stout armour for cells ↗1 citation
  52. Daily briefing: A new Turing test for artificial intelligence ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  53. Daily briefing: AI detects risk of Parkinson’s from retinal images ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  54. Daily briefing: AI-generated abstracts fool scientists ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  55. Daily briefing: Alzheimer’s makes brain cells undergo ‘cellular suicide’ ↗Katrina Krämer1 citation
  56. Daily briefing: Australia will be first to prescribe these psychedelics as medicines ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  57. Daily briefing: COVID origin linked to raccoon dogs ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  58. Daily briefing: Citation padding gets papers accepted ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  59. Daily briefing: Criticism hits nematode cancer tests ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  60. Daily briefing: Critics call consciousness theory ‘pseudoscience’ ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  61. Daily briefing: Endometriosis could be linked to a bacterial infection ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  62. Daily briefing: How to stave off climate tipping points with self-perpetuating solutions ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  63. Daily briefing: July 2023 was the hottest month in recorded history ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  64. Daily briefing: Menopause is driven by the brain, not just the ovaries ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  65. Daily briefing: Record number of papers retracted in 2023 ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  66. Daily briefing: Researchers are sick of ‘hustle culture’ ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  67. Daily briefing: Taurine makes animals live longer — but don’t binge on Red Bulls yet ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  68. Daily briefing: The science behind extreme wildfires in Canada ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  69. Daily briefing: Vaginal seeding seems to benefit babies delivered by caesarean section ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  70. Daily briefing: What 1.5 ℃ of global warming really means ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  71. Daily briefing: What’s causing a pneumonia surge in China ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  72. Daily briefing: Why aspartame is a possible carcinogen ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  73. Daily briefing: Why stress worsens inflammatory bowel disease ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  74. Daily briefing: World’s first vaccine for bees ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  75. Daily briefing: Y chromosome affects cancer risk ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  76. Daily briefing: Your brain could be controlling how sick you get ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  77. Daily briefing: ‘De-extinction’ company wants to bring back the dodo ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  78. Daily briefing: ‘Elitist but essential’ — what our readers think about the Nobel Prizes ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  79. Daily briefing: ‘I’m in love with you’ — Bing’s AI chatbot gets weird ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  80. Daily briefing: ‘Tweezers’ hold quantum molecule ↗Flora Graham1 citation
  81. Dear scientists: stop calling America the ‘New World’ ↗María Fernanda Adame1 citation
  82. Decolonizing the humanities: striving to make the arts and media more diverse ↗Audrey Thompson1 citation
  83. Deep asleep? You can still follow simple commands, study finds ↗Anil Oza1 citation
  84. Deep learning shows how global warming affects daily rainfall ↗1 citation
  85. Deep-sea mining threatens jellyfish, suggests first-of-its-kind study ↗Natasha Gilbert1 citation
  86. Denmark puts its money where its life-sciences strategy is ↗Bianca Nogrady1 citation
  87. Devise more controls to protect cryptocurrency investors ↗Wenzhi Ding, Chen Lin, Yang You1 citation
  88. Did flu come from fish? Genetics points to influenza’s aquatic origin ↗Ewen Callaway1 citation
  89. Did the Black Death break feudalism and make capitalism? Maybe, maybe not ↗Hugh Pennington1 citation
  90. Disasters happen — here’s how to soften their blow in the lab ↗Alla Katsnelson1 citation
  91. Distant supermassive black holes spotted in galaxy merger ↗Cristiana Spingola1 citation
  92. Do scientific meetings matter? Turning up for talks brings surprise benefits ↗Katharine Sanderson1 citation
  93. Does brain stimulation boost memory and focus? Mega study tries to settle debate ↗Emily Waltz1 citation
  94. Does shingles vaccination cut dementia risk? Large study hints at a link ↗Sara Reardon1 citation
  95. Dogma-defying bacteria package DNA in unusual ways ↗Heidi K. Ledford1 citation
  96. Dreams of new physics fade with latest muon magnetism result ↗Davide Castelvecchi1 citation
  97. Drowning in seaweed: How to stop invasive Sargassum ↗Zan Barberton1 citation
  98. Eggs made from male mouse stem cells using error-prone culture ↗Jonathan Bayerl, Diana J. Laird1 citation
  99. Eight countries eliminated a neglected tropical disease in 2022 ↗Jude Coleman1 citation
  100. Enzyme lights dual fires to promote cancer ↗Anghesom Ghebremedhin, Judith A. Varner1 citation

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